Monday, October 14.1968
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Jayhawk defensive tackle Karl Salb (79), with the help of an unidentified player, drops Nebraska quarterback Ernie Sigler for a loss. Kansan photo by Jim Wheeler
Big Eight grid roundup
KU won the battle of the unbeatens in Lincoln Saturday and grabbed a share of the Big Eight lead with a 23-13 conquest of Nebraska before a record crowd of 66,119 in Lincoln.
Missouri, the other co-holder of the top spot in the Big Eight, bumped Colorado 27-14 in Columbia. The Tigers, showing an explosive running attack, boomed their way for 421 yards in rushing. It was the most ever by a Missouri team against Colorado.
In other conference games, Iowa State shattered Kansas State's hopes of getting off on the right foot by beating the Wildcats 23-14 in Manhattan. K-State quarterback Bill Nossel put on an impressive aerial show, completing 29 of 50 pass attempts for 295 yards, but the Cyclones held off the Wildcats to even their conference record at 1-1.
In a non-conference game, Oklahoma lost a close one to Texas 26-20 in Dallas. The Longhorns
CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Team W L T O Pct. Pts. Ops.
Kansas 1 1 0 .1000 23 13
Missoula 1 1 0 .1000 27 14
Colorado 1 1 0 .5000 41 45
Iowa State 1 1 0 .5000 41 42
Oklahoma 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Oklahoma State 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Nebraska 0 1 0 .000 13 23
Kansas State 0 1 0 .000 14 23
SEASON STANDINGS
Team W L 1000 176 47
Missouri 4 0 1 000 174 49
Missouri 3 1 0 750 84 29
Nebraska 3 1 0 750 84 29
Indiana 3 1 0 600 109 62
Colorado 2 2 0 500 79 62
Kansas State 2 2 0 500 78 87
Oklahoma State 2 2 0 500 78 87
Oklahoma State 2 2 0 333 139
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
LAST 12 WEEKS
Missouri 27, Colorado 14.
Iowa State 22, Kansas State 14.
Oklahoma City 20, Oklahoma State 21, Houston 17.
NEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE
NEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE
Missouri at Nebraska, Oklahoma
State at Kansas, Iowa State at
Oklahoma and Kansas State at Colorado
went 85 yards on a drive and scored with 39 seconds remaining to defeat the defending Big Eight champs.
Oklahoma State pulled the surprise of the day in upsetting 10th ranked Houston 21-17. It was all story-book for the Cowboys, winless in two games this year, as they scored on halfback Wayne Hallmark's 3-yard plunge with 56 seconds remaining.
Pro standings
National Football League Coastal Division
Team W L T P. Pet. Pts. O.P.
Baltimore 5 0 0 1.000 166 58
Los Angeles 5 0 0 1.000 167 59
San Jose 2 3 0 400 97 123
Atlanta 2 1 0 400 71 152
Is this the American dream?
Team W L T P. Pts. O.I.
Minnesota 3 2 0 600 131 77
Detroit 2 2 0 600 131 77
Chicago 2 3 0 400 112 75
Chicago 1 3 0 200 12 75
Team W L T P. Pts. Ots. P
Dallas 4 5 0 1 000 132 151
Miami 4 5 0 1 000 131 111
Washington 3 2 0 6 000 109 140
Philadelphia 3 2 0 6 000 109 140
**ream**
W L T P. Pet. Pts. O.P.
New Orleans 2 3 0 108 117
Cleveland 2 3 0 108 117
St Louis 2 3 0 108 84
Louis 5 0 0 108 72 159
Oakland 5 0 0 108 72 159
American Football League Western Division
Team W.L.T Pct. Pts. O.P.
San Diego City 1 4 108 740 15
Oakland 1 4 108 740 175
San Diego 2 4 108 850 133
Denver 2 4 108 908 116
Chicago 2 4 103 331 91
KU frosh open '68 football season
Eastern Division
Team W L T Pct Pts. O/P
New York 2 3 0 149
Baltimore 2 3 0 400 71 138
Houston 2 4 1 333 97 114
Miami 4 1 4 914 17 165
San Diego 4 1 2 914 16 165
KU's freshman football team will open its four-game 1968 campaign tonight at 7:30, meeting the Oklahoma freshmen in Norman.
Yesterday's Games National League
New Orleans 20, Minnesota 17
Dallas 34, Philadelphia 14
Atlanta 35, Chicago 14
Los Angeles 16, Green Bay 14
Atlanta 24, New York 14
Detroit 28, Chicago 16
Seattle 28, Cleveland 12
Baltimore 42, San Francisco 14
Floyd (Bo) Tiger, an Oklahoma prep All-Stater last year will get the starting call at quarterback from KU coach Dick Tomey to go against his
American League
Jackie Houston 16. Boston 0.
Denver 21. New York 13.
Kansas City 13. Cincinnati 3.
San Diego 23. Oakland 14.
AFL Game Played Saturday Miami 14. Buffalo 14.
home state rivals.
The tentative starting lineups for KU are:
Split End—Mark Geraghty, 165,
Bishop Meige.
OFFENSE
Split Tackle - Kenny Page. 193,
Dodge City, Kan.
Dodge City, Kan.
Split Guard—Steve Johnson, 180.
Tight Guard—J. D. Armstrong, 192.
Tight Tackle- Billy Sweatman. 185.
North Kansas City.
Liberal, Kan.
Tight End—Roger Bock, 204, St.
Louis, Ladue.
Flound (Bo)
Louis, Ladue,
Quarterback — Floyd (Bo) Tiger.
Ryan, Rodriguez
Fullback–Phil Basler. 212. Truman.
Wakeback—Al Kriet, 190. Lakewood
Ohio.
Tailback—Jimmy Jukes, 205, Fairfax,
Va.
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